Full-time employees of the U.S. Office of Cuba Broadcasting's Radio and Television Martí were informed on Saturday, March 15, that they were being placed on administrative leave
The organization called for her release “after considering that (Angélica Chavarría) is in a serious and urgent situation.”
A White House official says the latest move reverses "damaging policies" and brings back "effective government."
Ushakov reportedly dismissed the ceasefire proposal as a "breather" for Ukrainian troops.
"All other SSA telephone services remain unchanged," the agency says
In mid-September, the reggaeton singer showed his support for Trump at a Nevada rally
(The Center Square) — A working group in the Florida Legislature is taking a look at the state's name, image and likeness laws, with a goal of possibly changing them to make the state's intercollegiate athletic programs more competitive. This allows college athletes
The platform experienced considerable outages or slowed function in the middle of Monday.
Full-time employees of the U.S. Office of Cuba Broadcasting's Radio and Television Martí were informed on Saturday, March 15, that they were being placed on administrative leave
The former U.S. congresswoman turned Los Angeles mayor played a significant role with the Venceremos Brigade —a group linked to Cuba's communist regime
The Texas Senate passed multiple bills identified as legislative priorities by Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick. In addition to passing a bill to create Texas’ first Education Savings Account program, the Texas Senate unanimously passed a bill Wednesday to increase school safety
New York police also clashed with protesters outside of New York City Mayor Eric Adams' mansion, but it is not clear if any of them were arrested.
The commutations are the move is the most significant single-day clemency act of any president in recent U.S. history
